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History of Marzipan
Marzipan has its origins in the Orient, where the fine almond-sugar delicacy was served at the caliph's table to crown the meal.

The sweet specialities were introduced to Europe during the Crusades via the trading centre of Venice, making its way to Spain, Portugal and also Lübeck. At the beginning of its history, marzipan was produced by chemists and considered a healing remedy well into the 18th century.

In the 14th century, marzipan became a dessert on the noblest dinner tables and it served as a luxury gift for the empire's highest dignitaries. Following the discovery of the New World and the worldwide cultivation of sugar cane, Europe benefited from easier access to sugar than ever before. As a result, confectioners took over the production of marzipan and magically transformed the once plain marzipan loaves into works of art by creating hand-modelled figurines.

More industrialised methods of processing brought marzipan production into full bloom. However, it was only companies like Niederegger who consistently supplied high-quality products that were able to survive in the market over the long run.
The Multitalented Almond

Did you know that the almond – the main ingredient in our marzipan – is a true multi-talent as far as a healthy diet is concerned? It's amazing what is hidden behind the hard shell of the almond! Consumed in proper quantities, almonds can make a valuable contribution to your daily diet, and can help to prevent such lifestyle diseases as cardiovascular problems and metabolic disorders.

  • Scientific studies provide evidence that the consumption of almonds as part of a healthy nutritional plan can achieve quite a lot. A 30 g portion (160 calories) contains mono- and polyunsaturated fatty acids, the antioxidant Vitamin E, proteins, dietary fibre, magnesium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus and iron.

• Almonds are approximately 25% proteins, about 12% fibres and a good 50% fats. The beneficial mono- and polyunsaturated fatty acids mentioned above make up around 90% of those fats. The calorie content of 100 g is 580 kcal. One advantage of that is that almonds exhibit a high degree of saturation, and the healthy fats have a positive effect on the heart and circulatory system. Cholesterol can be prevented or even lowered.

• Moreover, almonds also contain the amino acid L-Arginine, which helps to maintain healthy vessels, thus offering potential protection against arteriosclerosis. Vitamin E, which acts as an antioxidant, is also found in almonds (26.1 mg/100 g). It impedes the oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids by intercepting free radicals.

• In addition, almonds are rich in folic acid as well as Vitamins B1, B2 and B6, which are needed for energy production as part of carbohydrate metabolism and to transmit stimuli in the nervous system.

• Almonds also furnish the minerals magnesium, potassium and calcium for the functioning of nerves and muscles.

In the food industry, sweet almonds (Prunus amygdalus dulcis) are held in very high regard not only for their health-promoting qualities but also for their many different possible uses: shelled or unshelled, whole or split, slivered, blanched, ground, toasted, untoasted, salted, splintered, chopped or as a flour, paste, almond butter and marzipan. Almonds enhance food items and other confectionary products with their versatility, their taste and their texture.

Niederegger produces only a consistent, top quality that surpasses even the quality requirements for fine-grade “Lübecker Edelmarzipan“. And you can taste it in each one of the more than 300 Niederegger specialities.

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